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Meanings of ineffable in English
That cannot be expressed or described with words.
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Usage of ineffable in English
1
The silence was a tribute to the ineffable sanctity of the place.
2
It is the initial of the ineffable name, as known by us.
3
The ineffable peace of Death seemed to dwell upon the quiet features.
4
She watched me in silence, and with an air of ineffable solicitude.
5
The eyes of Venetia Corona followed her with something of ineffable pity.
6
The cutlery weighs about a pound- aheftthat sends some ineffable message.
7
The ineffable sacred pureness of another dawn came in, gray, tranquil, penetrating.
8
He approached Colomban and casting upon him a look of ineffable disdain:
9
In his heart pulsed the sweet song of spring's first ineffable bird.
10
Such a day is an ineffable mixture of dream and of reality.
11
However, in your ineffable wisdom, you have fattened her up with mystery.
12
Rose gave her a glance of ineffable happiness and appeal for sympathy.
13
These words were accompanied by a look of ineffable tenderness and sincerity.
14
They were full of an ineffable sense of happiness inexplicable to himself.
15
She turned her head from him with an expression of ineffable disgust.
16
We were fed with an ineffable odor, which delighted and satisfied us.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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